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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1928

Page

4

W A Comings Finds Hoover Support in South

A personal letter from W R Comings reports he and his family settled for two months in Asheville North Carolina with Mrs Comings improving in health. He notes Hoover leads in presidential support at every stop, with two to three times as many recruits as Smith, and that Hoover is likely to carry the state. Southern papers are on the defensive, aiming to keep regular Democratic party supporters, especially women, aligned.

W. R. Comings Asheville D. C Hoover Smith Democratic Party Ling

Charleston Republicans organize for active campaign

Charleston, S. C., notes that for the first time in their memory the Republicans in the city are organized for an active campaign. They deem it unlikely that the state will go Republican.

Charleston S. C

Glor y Grange Holds Regular Meeting With 26 Members

Glory Grange No. 27215 held its regular meeting last night with twenty six members present. Mrs Mary Spicer led the lecture featuring songs by members recitations and readings. Betty Holcomb read and Runals performed a duet with Mrs Hazel Adams and daughter. Next lecture hour is September 27.

Mary Spicer Grange Betty Holcomb Mar Runals Hazel Adams Lee McClellen Mattie Prosser Pearl Opfer Jerecx

Wellington Judge Allen deplores lack of political interest

Judge Florence Allen, guest of the Wellington Kiwanis Club, urged attention to political issues during a public address at the Baptist church auditorium. Hundreds attended, reflecting strong public interest in the discussion.

Allen Wellington Florence Kiwanis Club of The Baptist Church

The One Thing the World Needs Most speech by Miss Allen

Miss Allen spoke on civic duty and the need to revive voter interest in national and international affairs. She reviewed governments under the old constitution and urged all citizens to engage at voting boards to keep the nation among leading powers. A group from Cleveland and Kiwanis wives attended the pre meeting banquet at the church dining room.

Miss Allen Bill Allen Aliss Allen Cleveland Kiwanis

Stella Sears Dies at 73 in Daughter’s Home

Mrs Stella Sears aged 73 died at her daughter s home following a long illness. The obituary notes her years as a devoted mother and mentions surviving family members. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the Sears family.

Stella Sears

Mrs Sears Dies After Long Illness in Litchfield

In Litchfield Thursday Mrs. Sears who had been in poor health for years passed away. She lived with daughter Mrs. Willis Leach for six years. Surviving children include Mrs. Irvin Sage of Weringee and Flay B. Sears of Elkhart Indiana. Rev. Scholl led funeral services at the home at 2 pm. Burial followed in Litehield cemetery.

Litchfield Sears Willis Leach Nassing Irvin Sage Weringee Flay B. Sears Elkhart Ind Scholl Litehield Cemetery

Former Oberlin Woman Resting Here in Ohio Burial

Celia Adele Irwin died at her Columbus home and was brought to Oberlin, Ohio, for burial yesterday afternoon. Rev. Charles Recard, pastor of the local Congregational church, officiated at the funeral. Burial was conducted by Keith Andrews.

Oberlin Celia Adele Irwin Columbus Obderlin Ohio Charles Recard Keith Andrews

Jeannette Jonson and Lester Keyser Wed in Quiet Ed wardsville Ceremony

Miss Jeannette Jonson daughter of Mrs L H Hand and Mr Lester Keyser of Homerville quietly united in marriage at Ed wardsville UL on August 37. Mrs Keyser a local high school graduate from the class of 2927 will live with her mother and teach at a Pittsfield school next year while Mr Keyser works in Barberton Ohio.

Edwardsville Jeannette Jonson L. H. Hand Lester Keyser Homerville

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